The S. B. Anthony Museum, located in Rochester, New York, is a National Historic Landmark celebrating the legacy of civil rights pioneer Susan B.

Anthony. This inspiring museum was once the home of Anthony, who tirelessly fought for women's suffrage, abolition, and educational reform. Visitors can explore the site of her historic arrest for voting in 1872, as well as the headquarters of the National American Woman Suffrage Association during her presidency.

The museum features guided tours of Anthony's house six days a week, along with a visitor center that includes a shop and small exhibit space. In addition to standard tours, the museum offers group tours, school programs, and virtual events designed to educate and inspire change-makers of all ages. The S.

B. Anthony Museum also engages the community through special projects, like the 2020 Quilt Project, which celebrates the women’s suffrage movement. Join us at the museum to honor Susan B.

Anthony's revolutionary spirit and continue the fight for equality